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Commento di Stapler

Patchnotes of 2.4: "Emberstorm now also reduces the cast time of your Incinerate spell by 2/4/6/8/10%." Which means Incinerate will be a 2.25 sec cast if you choose to go the fire route. Interesting change!

Commento di GenericNPC

In a raid situation, I'd still have to go with Destro-Shadow over Destro-Fire.

Debuffs that support Fire:
Curse of Elements - 10%
Misery - 5%
Improved Scorch - 15%
Total Debuffs: 30% increased Damage.

Debuffs that support Shadow:
Curse of Shadow - 10%
Misery - 5%
Shadow Weaving - 10%
Improved Shadow Bolt - 20%
Total Debuffs: 45% increased Damage.

Not to mention that Improved Shadow Bolt increases damage from ALL sources of shadow until 4 direct damage shadow effects have been applied (or the timer runs out). The increased damage done in that time will more than overshadow (no pun intended) the slight reduced cast time on Incinerate (which has a lower co-efficient than Shadow Bolt to begin with).

With even as little as 2 (knowledgeable) Locks in your raid, the debuff should be up most of the time.

While the change may prove superior 1-on-1 (the burst damage is nice), Shadow simply has more to offer in larger set-ups.

Commento di 59316

The 10% bonus fire damage from this talent is applied BEFORE +fire damage, thus it is a static increase of about 50-70 damage per Incinerate (assuming Immolate is present on the target), and does not scale w/ your gear.

This means, of course, that as your spell damage gets higher and higher the benefit from ISB eventually outshines this talent, because ISB increases shadow damage RECEIVED and thus is applied after +shadow damage. Even though the imp sacrifice buff, Burning Wish, is applied AFTER +fire damage, the succubus buff, Touch of Shadow, is also applied after damage, and so has no bearing on the comparison.

But, I still prefer fire because it's a little more fun than spamming my "1" key. So even though I admit that Shadowbolt spam eventually trumps all for maximizing DPS, I still think it's boring. Also, I'll note that it's very easy to take both ISB AND this talent while also taking all the other core destro talents. Most locks that choose to go full shadow take Nether Protection or Soul Leech, which are situational/marginally useful at best. By taking ISB along w/ this talent, you ensure that you can easily switch to shadow damage on fights where there is a fire resistance or immunity, or fights (like Netherspite) where you'll find yourself draining life a lot.

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Emberstorm

Emberstorm

Talento

Increases the damage done by your Fire spells by 10%, and reduces the cast time of your Incinerate spell by 10%.

Dettagli dell'incantesimo

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n/d

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Fisico

Meccanica

n/d

Tipo di Dissipare

n/d

Categoria GCD

n/d

Costo

Nessuno

Portata

0 metri (Self)

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n/d

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0 secondi

Effetto #1

Apply Aura: Modifies Damage/Healing Done
Valore: 10%
[PVP Multiplier: ]1
Incantesimi Interessati:

	Immolate	Immolate	Immolate
	Hellfire	Immolate	Searing Pain
	Rain of Fire	Rain of Fire	Soul Fire
	Immolate	Immolate	Immolate
	Rain of Fire	Rain of Fire	Hellfire
	Hellfire	Searing Pain	Searing Pain
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	Searing Pain	Searing Pain	Searing Pain
	Soul Fire	Immolate	Searing Pain
	Soul Fire	Rain of Fire	Hellfire
	Immolate	Incinerate	Searing Pain
	Soul Fire	Incinerate	Conflagrate
	Conflagrate	Conflagrate	Conflagrate
	Conflagrate	Conflagrate

Effetto #2

Apply Aura: Modifies Periodic Damage/Healing Done (22)
Valore: 10%
[PVP Multiplier: ]1
Incantesimi Interessati:

Immolate	Immolate	Immolate
Hellfire	Immolate	Rain of Fire
Rain of Fire	Immolate	Immolate
Immolate	Rain of Fire	Rain of Fire
Hellfire	Hellfire	Immolate
Rain of Fire	Hellfire	Immolate

Effetto #3

Apply Aura: Modifies Cast Time (10)
Valore: -10 millisecondi%
[PVP Multiplier: ]1
Incantesimi Interessati:

	Incinerate		Incinerate

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Aura è nascosto
Il tempo di lancio è nascosto

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